Large Claims
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Large Claims

This course equips learners with the advanced knowledge and skills to assess, manage, and resolve complex insurance claims effectively. It focuses on industry best practices, strategic decision-making, and legal compliance in high-value claim scenarios.
Large Claims and Ethics Standards

US 242615 – Assess Adequacy of Short Term Insurance Cover

This unit standard is intended for learners who assess and/or advise clients on the adequacy of Short Term insurance cover. It will be useful for Intermediaries, Assessors, Surveyors, Insurance Officials, Claims Administrators, Technical Claims Negotiators and Short Term Underwriters and Reinsurers. The qualifying learner is capable of:

• Analysing the adequacy of cover in the event of a large claim.
• Analysing the financial consequences of an event for a specific client.
• Applying knowledge of an event to assist a client to resume operations.
• Applying knowledge of business management to determine additional uninsurable costs in the event of a large claim.

US 243168 – Assess Adequacy of Short Term Reinsurance Cover

This unit standard is intended for learners who assess and/or advise on the adequacy of Short Term reinsurance cover. It will be useful for Internal Risk Managers, Reinsurance Brokers, Reinsurers and any learner who requires knowledge of reinsurance. The qualifying learner is capable of:

• Analysing the negotiated merits and determining quantum of a large claim.
• Analysing the implications and consequences of a large claim for the financial performance of an insurer.
• Proposing steps to minimise future loss.
• Explaining the impact of a claim on the statutory requirements of the Short Term Insurance Act.

US 230078 – Apply Principles of Ethics and Corporate Governance

This unit standard is intended for learners in a business environment who are in a position to impact on an organisation's code of ethics and its implementation. It is designed to raise moral standards as a counter to potential or real corruption within a business environment. The focus is on ethics and corporate governance. The qualifying learner is capable of:

• Demonstrating knowledge and insight into legislation, regulations and codes relating to corporate governance and ethics in a selected business sector.
• Applying the principles that underpin ethics and professionalism to a code of conduct.
• Critically evaluating the implementation of an organisation's ethical code or value system.
• Developing a plan to initiate or improve commitment and compliance in the implementation of a code in an organisation.

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